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The example below show the task scheduling where 3 channels are computed. The output rate must be larger than the time it takes to sample all channels. | The example below show the task scheduling where 3 channels are computed. The output rate must be larger than the time it takes to sample all channels. | ||
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= What happen if the output rate is too low= | |||
If a low output rate is set the microcontroller will respect what is configured and output serial data at the given rate. | |||
The output stream will show duplicate values in subsequent output. | |||
Revision as of 19:42, 10 November 2023
Why is there a minimum output rate?
The micro-controller performs task once after the other. It must complete the sampling of all configured channels before sending another serial output out.
The example below show the task scheduling where 3 channels are computed. The output rate must be larger than the time it takes to sample all channels.
What happen if the output rate is too low
If a low output rate is set the microcontroller will respect what is configured and output serial data at the given rate. The output stream will show duplicate values in subsequent output.